High Tide Baltic Porter
By All Means Brew Lab

You pour is strong coffee brown that looks stout black in the glass. The light brown head reached over an inch in hight but left almost no lacing.
The taste is figs and chocolate and mild coffee and raisins. Molasses tainted sugar is brought to mind. If there are hops present they were very subtle.
The feel is a bit fuller than most lagers, but Baltic Porters are not like most lagers. Good, full feel, nowhere near heavy. Just far too easy to quaff.
OA, might not be the best according to the style write up, but I thought it was delicious.

Pours effervescent chestnut with 2 fingers of tan head. Average-ish head retention & less lacing

S: Dark fruits, faint smokeyness, wanted more from this nose

T: Plums, Baker's Chocolate, roastyness, dryness & woody hops up front. Molasses, plums, & leafy hops as this beer warms up, along with a little brown sugar& Anise. Finishes with molasses, some brown sugar & Anise, leafy hops & dryness

MF: Medium body, subdued carbonation

Solid take on the style pretty drinkable, but expected more from these guys

 

 

Tap pour at Uberbrew. Served chilled in a snifter glass.
Black colored body. Light tan head, which maintains as a skim cap and ring. Leaves a film wall of lacing.
Aroma of cocoa, dark malts, and a bit of dark fruit.
Taste is rich with dark malts, dark chocolate, floral hops, and a bit of cherry.
More than medium mouthfeel. Smooth, with a dark chocolate chalk. Very good carbonation.
Tasty Baltic Porter that expresses strong chocolate flavors, along with some balancing hops.